[漁塭]Baseball Prospectus Red Sox Top 11 Prospects

看板RedSox作者jameshu0910 (Buchy)時間15年前 (2011/01/28 21:51)推噓14(14推 0噓 9→)

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Four-Star Prospects 1. Jose Iglesias, SS 2. Anthony Ranaudo, RHP Three-Star Prospects 3. Josh Reddick, OF 4. Drake Britton, LHP 5. Kolbin Vitek, 3B 6. Brandon Workman, RHP 7. Yamaico Navarro, INF 8. Felix Doubront, LHP 9. Oscar Tejeda, 2B 10. Stolmy Pimentel, RHP 11. Will Middlebrooks, 3B Nine More: 12. Garin Cecchini, 3B: This fourth-rounder received a first-round bonus and can hit, but his bat is what will have to carry him. 13. Lars Anderson, 1B: There are still some things to like here, but the actual on-field performance has to return. 14. Bryce Brentz, OF: He packs a lot of power in a smaller package, but his huge swing was exposed as pro. 15. Ryan Lavarnway, C: An offense-oriented catcher, Lavarnway still has work to do behind the plate. 16. Sean Coyle, INF: As a 5-foot-8 second baseman with crazy-good bat speed, the unfair Pedroia comps are inevitable. 17. Kendrick Perkins, OF: This sixth-round pick has excellent athleticism, but he's very, very far from being a baseball player. 18. Jeremy Hazelbaker, OF: Hazelbaker showed power and speed at Low-A, but he was old for the level and had lots of swing-and-miss in his stroke. 19. Luis Exposito, C: He's solid across the board at a position where that's a virtue, but nothing stands out. 20. Che-Hsuan Lin, CF: A crazy-great fielder who can walk, it's easy to imagine his future as a bench outfielder. 1. Jose Iglesias, SS DOB: 1/5/90 Height/Weight: 5-11/175 Bats/Throws: R/R Drafted/Signed: 2009, Cuba 2010 Stats: .350/.458/.500 at Short-season (13 G); .285/.315/.357 at Double-A (57 G) Best/Worst Tool: Glove/power Year in Review: This Cuban shortstop was as good as expected defensively, but Iglesias surprised with the bat as a 20-year-old at Double-A. The Good: Any discussion concerning Iglesias begins with his glove, as he's the best defensive shortstop in the minors. One scout even said, Often the highlight of an entire day in Portland was just watching him in fielding drills.” With uncanny instincts, a great first step, range to both sides, liquid-smooth actions and a strong, accurate arm, Iglesias is the rare 80 defender with true Gold Glove potential. An unexpected bonus was that while some worried that he'd be a Rey Ordonez clone offensively, he instead showed solid contacts skills with the occasional ability to drive a ball into the gap last year. The Bad: While Iglesias will have enough bat to play every day, his offensive ceiling ends at the bottom of a big-league lineup. He'll never hit for much power, and he needs to tone down his aggressiveness and work the count better. He's quick, but not fast, clocking average times from home to first. Ephemera: Maybe Iglesias should get the nickname “Vampiro,” as he hit just .148/.185/.164 in 17 day games for Double-A Portland, but .338/.365/.431 in 40 games under the lights. Perfect World Projection: He would be a Gold Glove shortstop with a solid but unspectacular bat. Fantasy Impact: It will be very little, but he'll be a “1” defender in Strat-o-matic. Path to the Big Leagues: Iglesias is ready for Triple-A and could get a September look in preparation for the full-time gig in 2012. ETA: 2012 -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 118.169.81.105

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